Chef Curtis Stone

Maude, Chef Curtis Stone

212 S Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, CA


Australian born Chef Curtis Stone has quickly become a staple in Los Angeles food culture with the 2014 opening of his intimate Beverly Hills eatery Maude, where he creates a new menu each month featuring one specific in season ingredient. Recently, Maude was a semifinalist for the 2015 James Beard Restaurant of the Year award. The hunky Chef credits his “mum and granny” as the inspiration for his culinary endeavors. Check out his cookbook What’s For Dinner and follow him on Twitter at @CurtisStone or on Instagram @curtisstone.

Michael Voltaggio first came to the public consciousness when he won season 6 of the hit cooking competition Top Chef. Today, fans have been flocking to his uber popular West Hollywood eatery Ink and raving about dishes like Japanese scallops with soy-cured papaya, fermented chili, and basil.

Ink has earned many awards since opening, including GQ’s Best New Restaurant in America in 2011. Voltaggio also owns ink sack, just around the corner from Ink at 8360 Melrose Ave, #107.

Check out his book VOLT ink, co-written with his brother Bryan, or follow him on instagram at @mvoltaggio or twitter @MVoltaggio.


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